Haier HDY60M User Manual

Clothes Dryer

OWNER’S USER MANUAL

Model: HDY60M

OFF

20min

60min

30min

60min

HDY60M

HDY60M

Please read this manual carefully before operating your dryer.
Retain this for future reference.
Record the model and serial number of the tumble dryer.
Please have this information ready for any service related enquiries.

OFF

Cool

Warm

100min

200min

150min

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Warning - To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or personal

injuries, the following basic precautions should be followed:

1 This app

this owner’s user manu

2 This appliance must be proper

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5 Unplug yourappliance before cleaning or before proceeding with any repairs.

irs should only be carried out by an authorised technician.

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6Don

toperate your appliance when parts are missing, damaged or broken.

7 Do not operate your appliance in the presence of explosive fumes or toxic

flammable vapours.

8Do

not use this appliance to wash clothes which are stained, spotted or
washed in gasoline, dry cleaning solvents or any other explosive or
flammable substances that may ignite and explode.
Do not try to remove clothes while the dryer is inmotion. Wait until it comes

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to a complete stop.

10 The lid must be closed when the machine is in operation.
11 Do not use this appliance for commercial applications.
12 Do not operate this appliance unless all panels are properly intact.
13 The appliance is not to be used by children without adult supervision.
14 This appliance must be connected to an approved electrical outlet with 240V

power source.

15 Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance. This can only be carried

out by an authorised technician.

16 To reduce the risk of electric shock or fire, try not use extension cords or

adapters to connect the unit to electrical power source.

17

Items that have been previously cleaned, washed, soaked or spotted with
flammable or explosive substances should not be placed in the tumble dryer.

18 Items containing foam rubber (latex foam) or similar texture should not be

placed in the tumble dryer.

19 Fabric softeners or similar products should not be used in the tumble dryer

unless specified by the manufacturer.

20 Undergarments that contain metal reinforcementsshouldnotbeplacedinthe

tumble dryer. Damages caused by this, will not be covered under warranty.

21 Plastic and rubber article such as shower caps, baby waterproof napkin

covers, s

hoes, clothes with foam rubber pads or pillows should not be placed

in the tumble dryer.

22 Do not install this appliance where it is exposed to water or where it is damp.

r its intended purpose as described in

ly.

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23 Clean lint filter before and after each load.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS . . . . .......................3

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS . ......................4-5

CONTROL PANEL . ..................................6

IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS

Control Panel

Timer knob

CLEANING AND CARE GUIDE

CLEANINGANDMAINTAINANCE.......................7

INSTALLATION

UNPACKINGYOURDRYER...........................8

WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS .................9-11

TROUBLE SHOOTING AND SPECIFICATIONS

TROUBLE SHOOTING . . . . . . ........................12

WIRING CIRCUIT . ................................ 12

SPECIFICATIONS..................................13

Adjustable Outlet
Grille and Lint Filter

Power Supply Cable

Air Intake Grille

Door

Back plate

This diagram may slightly differ from the layout of the dryer you have
just purchased as this is due to technical improvements and should
only be used for reference.

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3

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Attention:

1. Before operation, clean off any dust and dirt inside the drum of

the

with a damp towel;

2. Clean off any debris on the lint filter and in the duct, to increase the drying
efficiency.

Turning on power

Before turning on the power of the dryer, check:

- Whether the supply voltage is in accordance w

ith the value indicated

on the nameplate;

- The dryer must be securely grounded.

Preparation of the laundry loa

- The dryer can only dry laundries wh

put in laundry which is still dripping

- Make sure all pockets are empty before placing th

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still have excess water.

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- Pull up zippers, sew and mend up loosened fasteners and tie up

dispersed ribbons toprevent t
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- To achieve a better drying result, loosen up heavy loads before

loading it into the dry

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Load to dry

Laundry type Cotton fabric Synthetic fabric

Maximum load 6kg 3kg

Warning:

1. Avoiddrying wool, silk
and other delicate fabrics,
as it may damage it.

2. Do not exceed the
laundry load as
suggested. This could
damage the dryer as well
as the laundry load.

Reference weight of fabrics fordryin

Overalls

(cotton appr 950g)

Blended fabric

clothes

(appr 800g)

T-shirt

(appr 300g)

Jackets (cotton
appr 800g)

Woolen blankets
(appr 3000g)

Jeans

(blended fabrics

appr 50g)
Single bed sheets
(cotton appr 800g)

Pajamas
(appr 200g)

(appr 300g)

Underwear
(appr70g)

Socks

dryer

g

Shirts

1.Power up

Insert the powerpluginto an appropriate p

ower o

utlet that isproperly installe

andgrounded. Operating power supply: 220-240V~/50Hz

2.Laundry loadin

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Open the door and load the laundry intothe drum of the dryer.For amore
energy efficient andbetter drying result, makesure theload has beensp

ry.

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Try to loose

n t

he load when placing in thedryer.

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Note: Check labels on clothing before placingthemin the dryer.Somearticles
are not suitableformachine dry. Hightemperaturemay damage thefabric.

Setting drying time

3.

rn t

Tu

he timer knob to set an optimal drying time according to the laundry.You

can choose cool wind cycle or warm cycle according to your needs.

Note:Before you set the drying time,ensure your hands are dry.

4. Program completion

Warm wind cycle:

Before the drying time comes to end, the dryer will interject cold air

to cool off the clothes.

After the timer stops,the arrowhead of the timer knob will point to OFF.

Open the door to remove the laundry.

Cool wind cycle:

Throughout the cycle,the heater does not activate.The laundary is dried by cool wind.

Note:1.To avoid timer interruption,please do not turn the timer knob to the

gray area of the program cycle.

2.Clothes should go through a cooling down/airing phase of the cycle.
If for any reason the dryer is stopped before the cycle has finished,dry clothes
should be removed immediately and not left in the dryer.Clothes should be
spread out to cool and not left bunched eg.in a clothes basket.

Before you open the door, please switch off the power supply.

5. Cleaning the dryer

Please clean the filter after use every time.

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5

CONTROL PANEL CLEANING AND MAINTAINANCE

60min

30min

OFF

Cool

Warm

200min

Please do not turn the timer

60 min

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20 min

knob to this two gray area
of the program cycle

30 min

60 min

OFF

Cool

Warm

200 min

150 min

100 min

Dryer timer:the timer will let you set the time for up to 200 minutes to
dry your clothes depending on the load of the clothes.

This dryer has two program types.The light Blue colour area is cool wind
program and the dark Blue colour area is warm wind program. In cool

program ,the heater does not work and the clothes are dried by

wind

wind. In warm wind program ,the heater works and the clothes are

cool
dried by warm wind. At the last 20 minutes of the warm program,
heater stops work and the clothes cool down.

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60min

100min

Cleaning the surface
Wipe off any dust or dirt on the body of the dryer and surface off the main control
panel.
Note: Do not use excessive water. Just a damp cloth is fine.
Do not use solvent.
Do not use spray cleaners when cleaning the interior.
Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners.

Cleaning the filter screen
To ensure a good ventilation effect during drying, the filter screen must be cleaned
before or after each use.

1. Removing the filter.
Gently push together the clip on the filter screen and
then pull out towards yourself.

2. Cleaning the filter
Remove the lint with a soft brush or

WARNING! Unplug the power cord prior to any cleaning

vacuum cleaner.

Pay attentio

n and do no

t
damage the filters.
At the same time, remove any remaining
lint from the perforated metal lint screen on
the door.

There is an arrow on the timer knob.Turning the timer

knob,the
arrowhead points to the time you choose and the dryer begins to
work.Then the timer will count down and the program knob will
counter-clockwise

until the arrowhead points to OFF.

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3. Re-installing the filter
After cleaning filters, put the screen back in place.

Note:

Never operate your dryer without the lint filter.

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UNPACKING YOUR DRYER

WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

Dimensions

a = 825 mm
b = 560 mm
c = 595 mm
Weight = 30 kg

Remove the transport packaging and the tape before starting dryer.

Packing accessories

Check list of the accessories and materials provided with the machine:

Name

Quantity

To ensure the dryer operating normally, attention must be paid to
the following in placement:

The rear of the dryer must not have any restriction to the intake
of fresh air;

Check whether there is any damage to the dryer during

transportation. Any damaged dryer must not be electrified. In case
of any damage, contact your dryer supplier;

The dryer must be kept away from flammable substances;

The surrounding environment must be dry and ventilated;

To allow the dryer to perform better, the ambient temperature shall

neither be lower than 10

Owner's

manual

Wall

mounting kit

nor higher than 35

a

Panel film

c

b

Screw

6

1.Determine the location of the dryer on the wall and mark
the bracket position.

A minimum 50mm is needed between the top of the dryer
and the ceiling for ease of installation;
If mounting above a washing machine,allow sufficient room
to open the lid of the washer.

Tools required

For plaster/
Wooden wall

Drill&3mm Bit

Philips head screw
driver

1

1

Wall mounting kit includes

2

2

2

4

Description

Plastic Spacers

Wall hanging brackets

Hanging hook

Wood screws,12g 50mm

imber screws

2.Fix the wall hanging brackets to the wall securely (eg. into
the stud). If the studs are too far apart, fit a timber slat to the
studs then mount the brackets onto the slat. The distance
between each bracket is 553mm as per diagram.

553mm

wood screw

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WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

3. To install the hook to the dryer, remove the 2 screws and 2
corks as indicated in Fig. 1.

2 screws

2 corks

Fig. 1

4. Align hooks as shown in Fig. 2 and each hook should be fixed

.

up well with three screws. Install the spacers provided as Fig. 2

Hooks

3 screws

5. With assistance, mount dryer on wall brackets. See Fig. 3

Fig. 3

6. A new control panel film with inverted symbols
release paper from the back of inverted film
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